Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
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balsncsd az thslr cash iast evening
thoroughly satisfied thaI they ~srs not
overlooked b. the somsti1ass sccsn lrie
pahlic daring tAs happy Thanksgiving
seasen. Business bas oesn unusually
Iargs a. al q tAs tazzGres. fhs B1sioa
Opera Company inlEodacsd ltsss as lissi-
mond's ca Monday evening and ths 4
patrons "a ths h0uss sefs 50 pleased WITH 4
their soeisty. thai ths clever company has
sled ths house and likewise Manager 1
Garso0t's : Golfers every eEeninz. The en- I
Esgsmsnt closed Lat evening. tae company /
appearing IA ths Bohemian Gih
Charlss Vsfas~ has cone and conquered |
with strong class play. ne made nis /
Z rst bow - a dfsDd Rapids aadience oa I
THURSDAY sfieruooo. aad ths theatre 1
-.s thEongsd With kindly disposed aad- !
isncs. la The sSsning vacant seats were
scarce. Ar. NernsFs engagement vas
plaasing success Las sgsaiaz. a. The con
eiusi0n Of me third acf. NJ. Werner stepped |
10 tne center OK the stage and said "Lailes
aud sentlemsn. Three days ag0 came here
an sntirs stranger, nos issl tnat | sm
IN the presence Of friends l must
express my sincere thanks tor the kindness
add encouragement received By the cOla-
pany aud myself / have with me 0rand
Rapids girl. and Grand Rapids eaa well
lsel proud Of her She - true Grand
Rapids girl 1 could not mention The ,ams
OF anF other city but sne would cav. Wait
until you see brand Rapids. | shall visit
Grand Rapids asaia." Mr.. Werner
taen sumIaoned the company 10 The
stage and turning 20 Miss Walsh.
on behalf Of The members OF the
company presented hsr with a magnificent
toilsI set. he l4.iy Vas thoroughly sur
prised, and resolved tDs present with
bushes and heartfelt expression OF
gratitude.
The theatrical bcslnsss should boom from
no. on. for the attractions underlined foS
the next slx weeks are the very best that
can be secured and command a premium ia
the larger cisles.
"she" which Was produced In Philade-
phia ABOUT Iso weeks ago proved dismal
f.l0re. Philadelphia has never been con-
sidered an ausplci0us place 70 bring onta
new play.
Robert Hiliiard. the handsome actor, who
recently bad rumpus with the Jersey Lily,
has been rendered position IN Mrs. Potters
company.
Prof Wellenstein's orchestra IS rehearsing
q magnidcent psoxraulms tor his first sun
dzy night concert. which will be given in
Powers Grand December IL. The orchestra
Will nunlbsr twenty-five pieces on that &C
ession.
Charles Werner is a member of the Gin
cinnAti lodge of Eiks.
The Werner Company will spend tomor-
rev in this city. In the evening they will
attend the performance of Mrs. Day Bonci-
calls in My Geraldine"
Wm. II. Power, old time actor and OF late
years successful manager. will soon % here
with his seaatiful play Ivy Leaf"
Crsstoa Clarke's Hamlet" made a bit in
Balsipscre. where the critics praised his inn
persopstion OF the part He Is nephew OF
EDWIN BoothS 5000
John McCGHoughs estate. according TO
the administrAfors' accounting. amounts 10
81 7OO Il will be divided between the
widos and son, James Mccullough.
A P. Dunlop is issuing bright little
pasophlet called the scass -lsr< II IS hlled
with crisp paragrphs pertaining to the
metropolitan stage. Itisapaper that must
bs pleasing TO the profsssioa- "a well as
great conveaisncs 10 dramatic editors, to
whom Il s mai ed weekly. ~a
Next Wednesday evening at Powers
Grand Opera House Germans merry
minstrels will hold forth and grand treat
- In store Tor our theatre-goers. The Three
Germans were associated with J. H. Haveriy
for nesrly ZEN years and proved themselves
the very corner stones Of the old Haverly
party. They come this time with a pro-
gramms that Is not only new and novel,
out they claim TO have left the old rut
which minstrelsv has 30 long chung to and
o4sr the public an entertainment IN burnt
cork thar surpssses everything that has
been presented. saf
Mrs. Dion Boucicsnls Agnes Robertson)
af POrsrs' Grand Opera House Monday ant
Tuesday. In Barley Csmpbeiss play, Ny
Geraldine" The romance Of the story Is OF
the most beautiful character. Thile the
play = fall Of strong dramatic sitSakiota
and ciinaxss. and Il relieved By quiet
comedy that - more thoroughly sppreciat-
sd because OF the fact that Il - not the or
tinsry character. The cast - strong one.
aOfh IN dramatic snd musical work. and
particularly in the latter does It receive evi-
dsncss II the p1bics complete satisfaction.
Seats are now ready at the box office.
Theatre pstrons viii read with pleasure
the announcement of the appearance Of the
great military drama. Her AsOnsmsnt" at
hermorN VotfA HOUSE. tfF Allt Nr"ss IN
rluding the regular uatinees. In the criti-
cisms rom oLbsr plscss. We find nothing
bat he greatest praIse-bOth tor the play.
corncsay and scenery. Tie play IL OF
military nature. giving the Departure OF the
e9sh New York regi ius1t for the seat Of
wsr-thsir return sftsr an sbssnce OF three
yssrs-1iih s1eir battered battle flag. The
fompanY uarry tasir Own military bass
band used on the stage. Nearly one hun
drsl people srs used in this production snd
more would be If the stage vas large
enough. The expenses of 50 iarxs
q eonosnv ara 81 course enormous aud a
large business must he done 20 meet them.
II = certain thss the public viii spprecisge
anything really good and viii do them
selves proud IA attending ssch performances
in isrxe numbers.
The brs<s hand with Her Atonement'
Company. will IN connection With the
regular orchestrs AZ Redmond 2. render the
opening overture iu brass eutireiT. Tins Il
novelty which should ee fully sppre-
ciated.
rhs tIlowirs stfrscfions win sppssr a.
Powers Grsnd IN Dscprnners On TIE Mo
t-rsnde s Sa'shurv's Troubad1urs. and
- Ivv Iesf Company. i6 md ~. Csn reid' :
Cpera Compsny the 6vUsv Baron, ~
snd 81 ice MURPHY 1I. Around the
Worii in Eighty DAYS. - and a. Tie
Hfrbsst Bidder g snd r. The National
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